A new feature has been introduced by google for webmasters, to calculate their Website Satisfaction, based on survey from customers. It is reported in Google Consumer Surveys Google Plus Profile as, “Collecting user feedback has been an expensive and time-consuming process, but now you can hear from your site visitors for free using Google Consumer Surveys” This free survey helps webmasters to understand what customers think of their website, with a simple feedback collected from the customers. The process is very simple . Just paste a small snippet code on the HTML of your website. This will load a discreet satisfaction survey in the lower right hand corner of your website. Once the loading begins, google automatically analyzes the responses from the customers, and the results will be immediately provided to the webmaster through an online interface. Four-question Survey Users or the Customers who visit the website will be asked to answer a four-question survey. If the customer skip the survey, it will pop up again after certain number of page views, based on the survey frequency set by the webmaster. This survey will be running until google collects 500 such feedbacks(monthly). These feedbacks will be immediately reported to the webmaster's email and once all these 500 responses or feedbacks has been received, google stops tracking feedbacks and with again 30 days of time span google again starts tracking the responses. As of now this feature is limited to US English visitors on non-mobile devices. Note:"The default questions are free and you can customize questions for just $0.01 per response or $5.00 for 500 responses.” Survey Set Up As given in Google Webmasters Blog , we provide you the Step wise Survey Set up, Step 1: You should have the web admin access of the website, in order to paste the small snippet code in your websites source code. Step 2: To find the code snippet, first you have to sign in the Google Consumer Surveys for website satisfaction . Step 3: As given in the below image, you can customize the survey settings by entering your website’s name and website URL. Step 4: You will see an option First survey Timing (check above image) in which you have to enter a value, (say X), where X is the number of pageview(s) to a user before they sees a survey. Step 5: You will see another option under First survey timing is Survey frequency, where you have to enter a value, (say Y). Y is the number of pageview(s) before showing visitors a survey again. Step 6: Click the Activate Survey button once all the values have been entered. Step 7: Once you find the code snippet on top of the setup page, copy and paste it into your web page, just before the closing </head> tag. If your website uses templates to generate pages, enter it just before the closing </head> tag in the file that contains the <head> section. Find more information on Consumer Surveys Setup, visit Google Support on Customer Surveys. Hope this article helped you providing valuable information on consumer surveys. To implement this service for your website, Contact Us here. Be updated on all Google updates and Google trends by following my Google Plus Profile.
A new feature has been introduced by google for webmasters, to calculate their Website Satisfaction, based on survey from customers. It is reported in Google Consumer Surveys Google Plus Profile as,
“Collecting user feedback has been an expensive and time-consuming process, but now you can hear from your site visitors for free using Google Consumer Surveys”
This free survey helps webmasters to understand what customers think of their website, with a simple feedback collected from the customers. The process is very simple . Just paste a small snippet code on the HTML of your website. This will load a discreet satisfaction survey in the lower right hand corner of your website. Once the loading begins, google automatically analyzes the responses from the customers, and the results will be immediately provided to the webmaster through an online interface.
Users or the Customers who visit the website will be asked to answer a four-question survey. If the customer skip the survey, it will pop up again after certain number of page views, based on the survey frequency set by the webmaster. This survey will be running until google collects 500 such feedbacks(monthly). These feedbacks will be immediately reported to the webmaster's email and once all these 500 responses or feedbacks has been received, google stops tracking feedbacks and with again 30 days of time span google again starts tracking the responses. As of now this feature is limited to US English visitors on non-mobile devices.
Note:"The default questions are free and you can customize questions for just $0.01 per response or $5.00 for 500 responses.”
As given in Google Webmasters Blog , we provide you the Step wise Survey Set up,
Step 1: You should have the web admin access of the website, in order to paste the small snippet code in your websites source code.
Step 2: To find the code snippet, first you have to sign in the Google Consumer Surveys for website satisfaction .
Step 3: As given in the below image, you can customize the survey settings by entering your website’s name and website URL.
Step 4: You will see an option First survey Timing (check above image) in which you have to enter a value, (say X), where X is the number of pageview(s) to a user before they sees a survey.
Step 5: You will see another option under First survey timing is Survey frequency, where you have to enter a value, (say Y). Y is the number of pageview(s) before showing visitors a survey again.
Step 6: Click the Activate Survey button once all the values have been entered.
Step 7: Once you find the code snippet on top of the setup page, copy and paste it into your web page, just before the closing </head> tag. If your website uses templates to generate pages, enter it just before the closing </head> tag in the file that contains the <head> section.
Find more information on Consumer Surveys Setup, visit Google Support on Customer Surveys.
Hope this article helped you providing valuable information on consumer surveys. To implement this service for your website, Contact Us here. Be updated on all Google updates and Google trends by following my Google Plus Profile.